ii r
fcC
S
WHEATHER FORECAST
Tonlitlit mill Thrumliiy, ruin In
wont, rnln nr miiiw In ounl portion n(
nlnlo, t older In omit put linn luulnlil
fresh In fitriini; .miihwontmly wlinlit
Ij? uzmnina Herald
NEWS OF .THE WORIJ
BY THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS
f el
I 0
Member of the Associated Press.
m
I'lfloeiilli Yem No.
KLAMATH IMI.I.H, Oltl'.OON, WdlMXHA V, Not. ill), Hittl.
rtucH rara cmrm
TWEVE KILLED IN AUTO WRECK NEAR RED BLUFF
-
- -
Train Crashes Into Bus
Load of High School
Students
DEATH ToiTlS HEAVY
Twelve Killed Instantly and Four Badly
Injured May Not Live
UHI) HLUKF, Cal., Nov. .'JO. Twelve high school
HttulenLs were killed outright and four others so badlv
injured that they will probably die as the result of a
collision at Proberta crossing six miles south of here at
noon today.
The students were on their way home from the
high school at Los Molinos in an auto bus in which they
made their daily trips between the school and their
homes in Gerber and Red Hluff. There were sixteen
students in the auto. A low, heavy fog hung over the
entire countryside and it is presumed it obscured, the
approach of freight train No. IB.
In the dense fog the train hit the bus with such
terrific force that the vehicle with its human freight
was dashed up against a telegraph pole and the wrecked
machine with its mangled passengers were hurled back
on the train.
As quickly as possible assistance was brought from
Red Muff and the dead and wounded jvere brought
here.
Twelve of the .students were killejj outright and
four uthurs nreWbadlyliijiiml thai ifwa's not believed
they would live
BORAH SAYS
IS
WAHIIINHTON. Nov 3d Tho
continuing ' Annoclullou nt Nu
ll Dim." which, urrordllig lit reportn,
President Harding liua foror.ccu mi
u ponnlblo (iiiUuiiiu of tlin uriuu
mt'iit conference, huiiIiI lu "Ilia old
lcaguu of Nullum under iinoiluir
name," Honulor llurali, llopubllcan,
Idaho, declared In u statement liut
lilnht.
Senator llunili'ii ntiilomniil nald
"Thu proponed iikkocbllon n( mi
llonn has mil yet boon reduced In
fiirin nor i't iliilliii'il. Hut from
what unit mn gather It Ik IIio old
Loagun of NatluiiH under inullmr
mum). II lll Ito engaged di lru
clnely IIio name kind of work nu '
doing Din H.UIIU kf ml of things pro
poned liy Om li'iiKiii'. II Ih not wlmt
)iiu in II It. Imt wlni t It U Unit
I'OlllltH. '
"KHndnniciitully. It Mill not (tu
tor from llin League of Nation. 1
n't! no rciinnn, therefore, why tlio
43 nation which hnvo nig noil tho
league hIiuuIiI Iju linked to abandon
It mill trauxfnr llmlr nnniuH to uu
iinnnclulliin of nation. If wu want
to ko Into t li It kind of u proponl.
lion, thorn In no rciinon why wo
should not experiment with lliu
0110 till')' hat it."
hanchui iti:it)itTS tiihit
OP HTIM'K AND KADIM.i:
Con Curtln, u runchor IIMiik cant
of thin ell)-, roioi toil ut noon today
Unit uoinu tlilot liiul stolen two rolls,
ono saddle homo nml n small hlark
mulo, taking tlio Htock somo time last
night. A full description of tho Htock
was furnlHlioil lo Hliorlff Low.
NTIONS
CAMOUFLAGE
Wiaiiir.H I'ltOIIAIIIMTIIM
Tho Oyclo-HlormoKrnph nt Untlor
wood'n Pliarinuey baa roKlaturuil u
conUnuounly fullliiK pronnuro for tho
past 48 lioiirn, hut nbortly hororo
noon loilny took nn upwunl turn.
Tho movement wu voiy bIIrIiI, how
ever, nnrt mny not promiKo any nroul
chango. ... ,
Should It coiitlnuo lo lino u clenr
Ing up mlKht bo looked for by to
morrow. Korocunt for tho next 31 lieiirn:
'Umotllud tonlelit. with fnvornblo
IndlcntloiiH for eloarlng tomorrow.
Tho Tycos lecordlnn thermomctor
roglntoroil tho following muxlmum
and minimum tompeinturoa todnyl
illlHli ...
J.UW ,MtlM,IMIl,MI U
NEW ORGAN TO
BE DEDICATED
ON SUNDAY
Tlio now organ In tint Prcnhylcr
lun rlmrcli whs niton Its Initial
I rial hmi nlKlit ami ni'ropunru wan
lliiuli' lifter IIio toil which liuloil
over two bourn.
Tlio tones worn fonml to bo ox
coptlnmilly sweet nml clear ami thu
nruiintlc proportion of tho church
Hiiltod for tlio nlio of tho nrgun In.
Hlulloil. Tho organ will ho given
It dedication Sunday. Tlio or ret
urn loft on tho morning train for
Portland.
SINN FEIN
REJECT OATH OF
ALLEGIANCE
LONDON, Nov .10 In uoveru
ment clrrlcn today tlio belief wan
oxpronnoil t hut tho Irlnli coiiforoui'o
would break down nluinnt luinicdl
ntoly unit resumption of armed
hontllltloi could not lio ponlponod.
Tho pluii submitted In tho Sinn
Kvlu rvprononlullvoN hint night In
eluded icuulrlni; tlio t'.lun l'eln tuk
InK Iho ontli of nlloRlnni'o to tho
crown.
Tho Sinn Fein replied Hint It
li.ul many ohjoctloun lo tbn Rovorn-
iiiout'M plan hut oven If It agreod;
to illnrunn tho plan It could not iih
noiit l( Iho onth of ulleijlaneo.
".MiiiiT iuixtiiils" rixi:
roit rxiawrrii siiotnixtii
(I Nlcholn, (I. II. Dorr, L, W. Ilesn
lor nml llerhor Walt, woro onch
filled $2! nml costs In Juntlco!
(ukIiiikou'h court yoMtordny uvonliiK.
when they pleaded uullty tn'n clinrRo;
of "night hunlliiK" comnillleil Sun
iluy, November 20, near Malln. Tho
rhnrRo nun preferred by Henry Stout,
deputy Kumo warden
ITALIAN I'lHIl KINO
CALLI'.D IIV DKATII
HAN KRANCIfiCO, Nov 30. Ach
lllo Pnlmllnl, 78, widely known ns Iho
"KlBh KltiB," died horo Monday.
Paladlnl, who camo here In 1866 with
10 and started to buy fish on Fish
ermen's wharf, died, having amassed
ii fortune ilnclmsd to total 1,500;-000.
IRATE HUSBAND
S
HAl'IIA.MIINTO. Nov 30. Hurt
Lnugdou. 11:1 Tin Hi street, nml
lilx wife, Mltiulo Liitigdiin, 1224
Hi'irtilli ntreet, from whom ho lum
been (united fur the punt right
liioutlm. worn hovering between (o
mil ilohth tail night, tint husband
In tlio County himpltnl nml tho wlfo
In tho Hlnlorn' hiinpllnl
Thovl,iy tin, vlctluin of giinnhot
wounds Indicted by an Irnto hun
ImiiiI flrnt on hln wlfo and then on
himself. In n Jonloun rage, nt 10 IE
I'clnrk yoKtonlny inornliiR on Bcv
iilli .between K nml I. ntrcoti, an
IIio oiilRroth of u IrlmiKln of love
l.uiiplmi iirrunltiR hln wife of lav
nli I n i; lirr nffoitlutiK on Carl Monk
lo mi Oak Park hloyilo repairer
MURDERERS
MAY NOT HANG
GET REPRIEVE
SAI.K.M. Nov. 3D Klilo I) Klr
hy ami John luthlc convlcloil In
i-oniii'ctlon wllli tho murder of
Hhorlff Taylor of t'liiatllla may not
Iiuiik I'rlday k urntencod.
Jlldr.o llliiRhnlii todny denied u
writ of huliom rorpiln nuked liy
Klrhy'n uttornoyn nponliiR tho way
for nn appeal to tlio nupromo court
whlrh wan to ho filed today
(iKOIUJK TIIIIAMIIIIt filVCS
vi:it.sio.v or ,11111 ciiasii
OoorRn Thrunhor wlnhon to make
a turriHliuu In tlioJIornld nrroant
of Iho accident at Tlilrd ond I'ino
(root reported Ul nlclil. Thrunhor
a)n that ho wan coliiR P Third
ntrcrt wlillo llnrry (loollor nun coins;
out I'luo nlroot. Coollrr flrurcil that
ho lould roarh tho cronnlnn on Third
troot aliead of Thranhor ami In fall
Iiir lo do no, ntruck tho rear end ol
Hi ii trurk which ho wan tlrhliiR
Thrunhor illil not hno hln IIrIiU on
ami (inollor rlnlmn ho did not nee
thu triuk. whllo Thrunhor n.in ho
huh- (loeller nml imniiuiud I hut tho
Utter run Id nee him nml would rIio
III in tho rlRht of way.
J.-JlMI WOMKV .M.XDi:
Tiurric (tips ix ,. v.
NKW YOUK. Nov. 30. Twonly
two hundred women, niomhorn of tho
Now York pollcu ronoron, woro pol
InhliiR up tholr uniued nlileldn and
brunhliiR tho Hut of brand now unl
forniH Friday In anticipation of tholr
flrnt tour of duly.
Hodman Wunuitinkc r, special .dep
uty pollio coiniiilnnlonor In churco of
tho ri'MTM-n, Inniiod u call for tho
2, SOU Into today, iliroctiiiR thorn lo
loport null Monday lor duty an trf
flc offlcorn.
t'omuilnnlouor Wunaimikur nald tho
women would ho employ oil nelhely
until thu ond of tho milk ntrlko.
which linn iioconnitatod ilvtullliiK
2,200 men to KUiinl milk w aeons ami
plniitn of tho illntrlhulliiK lonipaulen.
MILLION IHII.iait sKi.nti:
or ikM)i:i i.igtoits
NKW YOUK, Nov. 30. Moru
than 13,(100 canon of Scotch liiiorn
valued nt 11,000,000 havu boon
nolioil by federal piolilliltlon until
or It leu In bonded wurelioimon, fol
IowIiir tho illncovery tbut onormoiin
Miiuutltlos of liuportod Intoxlcuiitn
woio heliiK dlvortoil to IkhiIIvk
chiiiineln,
CMlllTY-YKAIt OLD II.VANCIlllt
TAKKH IIHIDi: OK KOIITVl'IVK
NKW YOUK, Nov, 30. KlbrldRo
(Jerry Snow, financier, who noon will
ho SO yonm old, nml Mm. Kuunlo
Joyce Mumh, 4R, of AiiRiistlne, Pl.t.,
wero married hero today Mr. Snow's
flint wife, whom ho married In lbC3,
died In October, 1920.
Pl()Xi:i:it Ol-: CANADIAN
I'At'lKIC II. It. IS DHADI
LONDON, Nov. 30. Lord Mount!
Stophen, nged ninety-two, pioneer
Canadian railroad builder, nml the
first president of Iho Canadian Pa
cific, died Inst night nt hl country
icnidenco In Herefordshire.
TO DISCUSS LATIN AMHHICA I
Tho ladles of tho Christian ihurch
will meet Thusrduy afternoon at 2 30 ,
o'clock, tho subject of tho sossloji he- J
Ing "Lutln Aniorlcn." Mrs, Horbelt
will lead the mooting, which will bo
hold In tho church building at Ninth
nml Plim ntrvutn,
HOOTS
IK
N
HIMSELF
I
BABE RUTH IS
"IN DUTCH" FOR
BARNSTORMING
CIIM'AIIO. Nov an JiiiIro Lun
din, hanohiill roniinlnnliinor. will uu
iiiiunto hi i iludnlon In thu "Halm
Until cum! within n day or two
Hulli violated, olio of tint rulon of
thu major leuiiii: hy tukliiR part in
a barniliirinliil: trip after Iho world
nurlon
JiiiIro Lunilln loduy received (ho
iiientloiin:ilro I nt Kuth in
wild h Iho lionii) run bltter'n rea
noun fur violutliiR tho ruliM nro
oulllncd.
Thorn won no official liitlmatloii
lonlijlit n n lo wlii'llier JudRU I.an-
illn would I in pom- the maximum
penalty of nunpomlou from banc
hall of merely flnn tho ntar of tho
Now York Amorlrunn
caplIaTis
OPPER LAKE
I'aplaln II V. Culklnn who for
fifteen yearn han boon n rniiilll.tr flR
uro In tho dotolopiuoui nf nnvlRiitlon
on tho wntorn of I'ppor Klamnlli lake,
hun nold hln boat lino to Arthur It
Umltt. a younp bunlnomi man of the
city, who until recently wnn connect
ed with tho California-Oregon Power
company.
Three boats, tho Orecon. Oakland
uml Spray woro the ho.itn trnnnfnrretl
In tho Irunnartlon. All threo ore
Iutkc Ranollno motor bouts unod In
carrylnc pasiscncorM.uml mall to tho
mnclien, summer rennrt und home
ntcadn around tho shore of the lake.
Mr. 1'aMtl expecta to niukii n Rreat
many Improiomontn In his nnwly ue
iiuired property OurkiR tho winter
liionthn when tho weather In too had
for navigation tho hoatn will bo haul
ed out on tho ways, nml docks nml
hulls will ho roiiovnted and repainted,
the eiiRlnen roiio iner und nrloun
chnnKcn made In the arrangement of
the compartments
Anftthcr chaiiKO to take effect at
once Is in the runnlnc schedule, boats
iwlll leno hero only twice a week
hoRlunlni; tomorrow mid conilnuliiK
until sprliiR. Tuesdays and Fridays
will bo bout days nml any passengers
or frolRht shipments should bo gov
erned accordingly.
community Mi:irri.o
AT .MAUN TOMtlllT
A comuiuulty meeting will be
held tonight nt Malln In the Malln
Hull at S o'clock ut which i: K
Klllott. supervisor of the Smith
Hughes Agrliulturo department of
Oregon 1'nUerslty, will outline tho
high school work under tho nynteiu
ho mhocutes. being In uo now for
about three years. K. II. Thomas.
county iiKrlciiltiirlHt and Krank
Sexton, county club loader, will nd
ilros Iho nudlonco upon selected
kUhJects.
Krank Sexton left yesterday uf
tornoi'ii fivr Met rill whero ho wan
called upon business In connection
with the coming 1922 club work.
XACIOt'S AND DAHASS
IIIXD H) (illA.ND .HltV
Polo Nucloiis mid Joo Harass, nr
rvnted Novoiuhor 23 by Sheriff Low
upon ii complaint Hint the men woro
contributing to the delinquency of u
minor girl, tho daughter of n rancher
near thin city, woro both bound over
to tho grand jury hy Justlio (lughn
gen yesterday. Tho men niiltod pre
liminary hearing.
Nucloiis Is 24 yours of ngo while
his companion, Harass, Is 33 years
old. Doth mo omploed on tho Sou
thorn Pnclflo section gang In Klu
math Knlln. The men woro cuuflnod
In tho county Jnll when thoy wero
unable to rnlso a bond of 1 1.000
onch,
rillNKHti TOXOS SKIN
i'iiaci: I'Aer iv rmsco
AN KHANC1SCO, Nov, 30.
Penco hns been declined hero between
tho Hop Sinn nnd,Suoy Sing tongs.
Tho Hop Sings paid over lo Iho Suey
Sings nn uggteguto of $5,000 In set
tlement of Suey Sing long claims
mi.- .....!.., I..., ..-oa ,l,.lr.,,l rmr
...
, ., n ti. ... .!., ,..!,. 1....I
i!.r.i... .h-J.v.
to scttlo tholr differences. Ho thient
ettlo tholr differences. Ho thient
. ............. j. ..,.. i... t
mio.1 wholesulo driving from tho city
I who obuio uriviiie iiom uiu cny
. .
of mouthers of fighting tones unions
RETIRES PROM
iwnrfnre wnn illnonnttmwd,
POWERS
MAY
LOCK HO N N
L
WABHINOTON, Nov 30. With
tho npproach of the flrnt groat de
rision to ho reached by tho arms
conference, the delegates are
on
tho edge of
of them put
N
RATIO
expectancy ami an onohirouRht In ami four went out thin
It : "anythlnR may ho'mominR on tho northbound Jour-
expected." There In an undorcUr
rent of feeling, guardedly 'expres
sed, that Japan will prove a ntumb
IIiir block In rcachlngan anilcahlo
doclslon, and n locking of horns of
tho "big flv" mayajventuate.
It wan announced tonight hy
Vice Admiral Katu, chief Japanese
naval expert, tlat Jarian seeks a
70 por conl naJl ratio, It was
aim annoumed tw"lth ciinl authori
ty that tin; Amarlcan delegation
ntoiHl firmly on Secretary Hughes'
"5-5-3" ratio proposal, which
moans u Co per cent italus for Ju
lian. Tho conference, ultimately
must reconcile these l0 views or
accept ono or the other to reach
agreement
THEATRE HOLD-UP
MAKES CONFESSION
POHTLANI), Nov. 30 Leo, Ser
cdlck, arrested In Soattlo charged
with being u member nt tho Liber
ty Theatre hold-up gang, confes
sed today, tho sheriff's offico an
nounced. Ha nold Joo W'stklns,
ono of tho accused, got hljii drunk
before the robbery.
evki: 'siifiMov in" vicroitv
IIO.NDS SOLD AT PAIt
NKW YOUK, Nov. 30. One
block of 11,000.000 of Victory
I 3. Is sold nt par, their previous
high record if tho year, on tho
stock exchange and this wan ac-
iiinipanled hy other dealings In the
samo Issue, making 1,500,000 In
the flnul hour.
JAPAN AND CHINA
.MAY OCT TOOrrrilKK
WASHINGTON. Nov 30. Ar
rangements havo been mailo In the
urmnmtnt conference for direct ne
gotiations between tjho Japanese
und tbe Chinese delegations over
Shantung. Tho prospects for u set
tlement outside tho conference are
cousliloted good.
EASY
OF
T
NKW YOUK. Nov. 30. Itecognl
Hon hy tho allies of their eleven
billion dollar debt to America as
a Just debt, agreement hy thin
country to easy payments and the
money thus repaid to ho used In
rehabilitating Kuropo, was n plan
proposed tonight by Krank A, Van
derllp. Now York banker, for sett
ling obligations of tho war.
Vauderlip returned recently from
Kuropo where ho studied economic
'conditions. Ho said nearly evory
nation of Kuropo admitted Inability
to pay tho debt,
Tho United States would bo hurt
na much by tho rapid receipt of
payment lit the form of goods, ho
said, nn tho allied debtors would
bo harmed In making tho pay
ment
Wn nooii not look further than.
PAYMENT
FOREIGN
lo contomplato merely the receipt Iho nrtlclcs for tho sale will be
of K'00,000.000 n year of Inlor-'"" display In tho windows of tho
est." ho wild. "If that came In tho.KJrl Shepherd music hoiuo.
form of goods, our Industrial Bltua- Tlio ladles will servo luncheon
Hon would bo upset." , " connection with their sale, bo-
i ginning at 11:30, anil In tho of-
JACK HAIIIIIT I'KST ! ternoon tea will be served to vls-
ItKPOKTKD IN UKI! COUNTY Horn ut tho sale.
lteports hae been coming into this
this city from Kossll, In Lake county,
inrini- iiin oust summer that a lack
rnbblt pest oxltted In jnnd about that (
uluco
and that much diimaEO was
lm III llOHO IIV IIIO 011111)018, I 110 Sll-
.. ... ..-J .i 11.. t.n t.a
iinfir.il inn kii mill ii.'LtjiiLiir .11,1. inn
t.ako county auth6rltlcs applied to
tho federal predatory nnlmal bureau
tho federal predatory nnlmal bureau
- iinf ia iinriinnd rnnrm.ontutlvo
for relief, A Portland roprebontntlvo
" '.. - -
... . ,-.. .l.l ....!.. In.
ol ino uurc:i mu i "'""' ..
LaUnvivw,
BEND STORM j
ouunu DU 1
NOT SUFFERING
Tho stugu to Ilcnd, operalrd hy
tlio Central Auto Sorvlco, reports
that traffic In open all tlio way
from Klamath Kails to that point,
tho only placo whero snow wag en
countered being from Kirk to Cre
scent, n dlatanco of seventy miles
Tho snow was about threo Incben
deep lant night. O, K. Johnnon, dri
ven reported upon his arrival here
last
night. Hit passengers wero
ney.
Conditions In Ilend are reported
to bo normal In spite of the fact
that tho city Is still shut off from
railroad service. Hood supplies
seom to be plentiful and no suffer
ing was reported by Johnson.
ARBUCKLE
DEFENSE
SAN KHANCISCO. Nov. 30.
Jack White of Los Angeles, motion
picture director, testifying as a re
buttal witness In tho Arbuckle trial
In tho prosecution's effort to discredit
the dofenne evidence that the blad
der rupture which cauned Minn
Rappe's death was the result of
long standing chronic condition,
declared she appeared normal In
overy way. White had directed cer
tain pictures In which Minn nappe
appearuiU. j.,.., ',-
Gcorgo Mcchan, cameraman said
hu had photographed Miss Kappc
In motion pictures and she ap
peared healthy.
Mrs. Mlnnlo Iluck, of Los Ang
eles, a nurse, said she was n com
panion of Miss Ilappo for a time
und she did not appear unwell.
Mrs. Mary Poulln hostess of re
port In Los Angeles county repeat
ed her previous testimony that
she had netcr seen Miss Itappe
there.
Mm. Mlnnlo Neighbors, of Los
Angeles, was arrested on a perjury
charge, because sho testified shn
met Miss Huppo at a questionable
resort.
LEGION BENEFIT
IS ON TONIGHT
If conscientious rehearsals aud
native talent can present an en
tertaining program, then the show
which the American Legion Is
staging tonight nt tho Slur theat
re, will be well worth seeing. Tho
proieeiU will ho -used for tho fur
nishing of the new quarters of tho
Legion In tho Main street court
houno. In addition to tho Paramount
screen production "Lite", a num
ber of entertainers, well known lo
cally, will present an unusually at
tractive program. A clever skit,
entitled "Tickets. Please," will In
cludo lit the cant Misses Mcta
Chustain. Mildred Thrasher. Ted
dy Diirhln and Ksther Calkins.
Then, too, Miss Vcrdn Cozad and
Teddy Durbln will bQ heard In
soino delightful vocal numbers and
popular song hits.
M. K. CllCltl'll CHIUSTMAS
HAAAK OPKNS SATUHDAY
Tho Indies f the Methodist Kpls
copnl church aro busy this woek
with arrangements for their Christ
mas b.xniar, which will bo an ev
ent of Saturday In tho Chamber
of Cominerco rooms. On r rlday
WHKSTUNd
ItKATS
CHAMPION
.STItANOLEH" LI1W1S
iNr.v wiw. nuv.
30. Staninlau
.ujeiw.
of
Poland, successfully
iinfntirirt.i llin wnrtd',1 heuvvweleht
.v.w..m ..... -..-..-. v ., -. ,
wrestling championship at Madlsoni
Square Oardcn Monday night de-
Square Oardcn Monday night
feating Kd (Stranglcr) Lewis
feating f-d imrnngicri i.owis 01
-- , ... , , . i
Uii.i T,,u Pill V.nVHlUfl Wlin tVO,
- -- , --. -- -
ot of thrvi fallsi
DISCREDITING
BEAT, ROB .
AND STRIP MAN
TO HIS HIDE
MAHY8VILLK. Cl Nor. .30.
Robbed and left without a itltca of,
clothing except his socks, wu, the
ntory told by Allen McDoiaM at
he crawled out or freight car
reaching hero at :4S tot algid.
McDonald bad ntored bto rural
turn In Fresno, bo relate, aad Bad
gone lo Klamath Falls to aoeara
work, but not finding- It, aad run
ning out ot funds, waa beating his
wuy home In any wa.jia could.
He Is an Imitator, and gave enter
tainments In pool hall "hsr-varlous
towns along the route, aakiag so
onch money to ride la the-aawng-er
coaches u far U Had ' Blaff.
There he boarded a gravel goudota
car, with several other ataa. atraag
cm to him,
He fell asleep, aad awoke to
find himself aloaa with two of tha
men, wbo gabbed him by tfca'throat
and stripped him. He aaya ka chew
ed their bands badly, bu, they
hung on until they had tahaa all
hln clothing excopllng .hln., aocks.
together with a gold watek vatued
at $105, a chain worth $7.10 and
a gold pocket knlfo worth $10.
They then leaped from tha moTlag
train somewhere between Qrldler
and Lire Oak.
BIG RECEPTtDfl
TraeSHAL1
OF FRANCE
POKTLANO. Nor. 30-Marsbal
Koch In his awing around tho circle
of his American visit will arrive In
Portland some time tonight or early
tomorrow morning. The city U In
gala attire for the reception ot the
French hero and preparatloaa on a,
great scale have been made for hu
entertainment while here.
Tho plana Include a monster pa
rade under direction of the American
leglon in the morning, twelve wear
ers ot the distinguished service cross
being assigned at a guard of hoaor
to tho marshal of France.
Tho ceremonlea of the day will
Includo a trip to tho Columbia-hJa.
way after tbeparada la tha morning
and a banquet In the evening.
TWO MOHK CA1W AIUS
O.tMAGKD IN COLLISION
Another automoullo crash occur
red at 11:1S o'clock this forenoon
at Ninth and High street when tho
cars of Mnr. Martha Baker, of Mo
doc Point, and H, D. Mortensoa,
of this city, collided. Tho Dodge
car driven by William Arrownmlth
for Mrs. llakor was proceeding
east on High street while tho Cad
dlllac car driven by E. II. Pike
for Mr. Mortenson was coming
south on Ninth street toward
tow n.
Tho Dodge car, drlvon by Arrow
smith, caught tho Cadillac aquarely
In tho middle and when tha oc
cupants examined tho machines, It
was found that tho Cadlllao car
had broken running boarda on tha
right hand side, while Iho bumper,
fenders, lighting system, steering
gear and left front wheel of tha
Dodge wero seriously damaged.
Mrs, tinker, In tho Dodge car, was
thrown against the curtains ot tha
car and saved from Injury. No In
juries were received by any of tha
occupants of either car.
Offlcod Clydo Brandenburg, who
Investigated the accident stated
that Arrowsmlth was on tbe wroag
side ot the street to go north.
IIHSHMKN MHO 8KHVKD WITH
A. K. F. TO BH BUIHKD IN MUX
DUnLIN, Nov. 30. An-oftlcw of
tho Unite Bldg'es, army, has , arrived
In Dublin to make arraageait'U for
tho burial In Ireland ot II Irishman
of tho United States army who fought
In the European ' war. The aMIaer
WIU deliver 'the bodies (a tha VelatWia
who will bury them, In different atrtft
ot Ireland. Assistant U aalug roa-
. . . ' " " ,w
ilariifl liv Ilia Tiithtlot If U-.l n ..'
.,.v - w, ,h. .v. -nnniiw mh,
ell. , . ' '
i.
?
o